Bond Beam and Deck Cracks
Customer called office describing a leak in his pool. I sent my leak detection guy out there and he found a structural crack in the wall and he found a crack in the bond beam on the opposite side of the pool that we’re both taking and dye. This indicates both cracks were structural and leaking.
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Bond beam crack visible above the tile and under the coping
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Bond beam crack worked it's way down into the pool plaster
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Steel being added to reinforce the repaired Bond beam
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Building the new Bond beam
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Bullnose brick being installed above the repaired Bond beam
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Chasing the structural crack in the Gunnite shell
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Steel reinforced with Hydraulic Cement the. crack is repaired
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Steel reinforced with Hydraulic Cement the. crack is repaired
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New decorative tile added
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Pebble plaster added to the repair so it matches the existing finish
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Tile after the calcium buildup has been removed
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Repairs completed
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Repairs completed
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